There is NO other tire on the market that compares to the size, tread, sidewall wrap, design, cleaning properties, and sheer "BADNESS" of the Silverback. It's simply the most aggressive ATV tire in the world. I can get 26" silverbacks for $250 a tire here, I might head to the city and see if I can't get 28" silverbacks for closer to 200-225, but worst case I'll work out a deal for them to at least swap tires on my rims for free if I do support locally.The Gorilla Silverback ATV Mud Tire is easy to describe. Thick and heavy, really pushes your machine in some spots, looking forward to see how much difference silverbacks will make compared to these 26" 589's that came with the machine when I bought it. Thanks guys, I think I'm set on picking up some 28" silverbacks before the poker rallies this year, we have some crazy mud and muskeg up here in Alberta, it makes the videos of muddygras and mud nationals look like childs play. The bad thing is, the person I bought this quad from has springs in for top end with a lot of stall right now, so I definately need the new springs before I put the new tires on either way, but if all I need is the new springs then I'll be quite happy getting a year out of the new tires on the stock axles. My brother is sending his clutch away for the whole stage 3 work on it, and when he does I'm getting VFJ to throw in a second set of springs, so I'll just be swapping out the springs. I think I would be happy with 28" silverbacks, especially if it's the difference in getting the summer out of my current axles before I save for the lesser turners.Īs far as clutch springs go, I'm going with VFJ's springs. The lighter turners are around $350 each. ![]() Our only options seem to be the gorillas which have a history of slipping out, or the turners which are pretty expensive when you get the heavy duty at $500 for each axle (which I assume would really only be needed for 32" and larger). My brother and I both looked at the Rhino axles, but doesn't look like it's an option for us. The problem with the Rhino's is they aparantly don't make them for the 650's, only the 750's if memory serves. I know there is some lifetime already taken out of my axles, and if I break one or two half way through the summer, I should be able to afford new ones by then. I won't say I'm a fantastic rider, but I don't think I'll be breaking axles with my usual riding practices given what you guys are saying. I am not one who goes from idle to WOT sitting 2 feet down in the muskeg. Thoughts? Comments? Even if it's just to tell me I'm out to lunch and need the axles, I'd appreciate some feedback, thanks guys.Īwesome guys, thanks for the info. I am hoping I can get away with just picking up 4 tires this year, and then get new axles next winter when I'll have my bike down anyway for other maintenance. I really hesitate to do this upgrade, but unfortunately the other option ends up close to 4 grand when I'm done with lift, axels, rims, and tires. My question is, given stock axles, and the lighter 28" silverbacks, would running on the stock be alright for this summer? I know it always depends on your riding style and whatnot, but for the average rider in relatively thick muskeg/mud, would I be able to get a year out of my older axles with the bigger tires? This means the heavier tires in the back would only be about 42 pounds, which is only 10 pounds heavier per tire than my current 26" ITP's. Now, when I did that I was thinking of going to 30" silverbacks, but that leads to probably needing a 4 inch lift, which I didn't really want to do right now, as well as a whole new set of axles, which given the cheaper turners run about $360 each, and the more expensive run around $500 each, I was thinking of dropping the tire size to 28" silverbacks. Originally, I was thinking of getting VFJ to do some clutch work, but it looks like I'm going to be waiting on the full stage 3, and just getting some new springs for the time being. However, I am now facing the next decision. ![]() This forum, as always, has been a wealth of information. ![]() Hey guys, it's been a long winter tearing down my machine and putting it back together, lots of small upgrades, it's running beautiful except for needing a small bump up on the size of the pilot jets.
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The game starts you off emphasizing the main combat difference between it and its predecessor: In an approach resembling Symphony Of The Night, your character can carry both a ranged and melee weapon and use both at the same time. The combat-centric, hardcore metroidvania with loads of weapons and movement upgrades to choose from was followed by an oddly paced game, where even the most basic mechanics feel like they weren't thought out, making the game feel half-baked. The sense of mystery and wonder, combined with excellent mechanical execution, will keep you going on a breakneck pace from start to finish.This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.Īxiom Verge 2 is almost a complete inversion of the first one. Like the first game, it feels both familiar and entirely new. Where Axiom Verge 1 was a clear love letter to Metroid, Axiom Verge 2 establishes more of its own identity, both in how it fleshes out the shared universe of the series, and the ways it blends elements of its predecessors and its inspirations together to create something really unique. My issues with the protagonist and wayfinding pale in comparison to the addictive exploration and beautiful vistas that Axiom Verge 2 revels in, and I can't wait to speculate wildly about the storyline.Ī bold and ambitious sequel set in a satisfying, densely connected world.Īxiom Verge 2 is a thoroughly enjoyable game that hits most of its notes perfectly, and is easy to recommend. ![]() NintendoWorldReport - Zachary Miller - 8.5 / 10Īxiom Verge 2 is a fantastic evolution of Axiom Verge 1-it feels like a different game, but with enough gameplay and story connections to remain familiar. Do yourself a favor and pick up Axiom Verge 2 as soon as you can, this is a game that's absolutely worth your time. The mysterious atmosphere, thrilling pace, and fantastic world design all come together to make for a worthy follow up that stands well on its own. Axiom Verge 2 perfectly balances familiar elements that made the original great and trying out new ideas that give the sequel its own identity, and while lovers of the first game may take some time to adjust, everything comes together and makes for a potent experience that no fan of the genre will want to miss out on. This has the potential to add to the replayability and speedrunning options, as some doors require a higher Skill Point investment in the Infection stat than others.Īxiom Verge is a remarkably tough act to follow, but Thomas Happ has done it again in producing a pitch perfect, excellently paced Metroidvania adventure. ![]() Hacking is also used to unlock doors throughout the world. Indra can hack the game's robotic enemies, reprogramming them with options like "Overclock," "Allegiance," and "Platform." It provides an alternate approach to combat, supplementing the melee weapons. Hacking is the other big new feature in Axiom Verge 2, although it finds its roots in the glitch gun of the first game. Nintendo Enthusiast - Ben Lamoreux - 8.5 / 10 Hardcore Gamer - James Cunningham - 4 / 5Īxiom Verge 2 is exactly what a sequel should be in that it's more of the same but different.Īxiom Verge 2 is a dual-dimensional Metroidvania that's engaging to explore despite its one-dimensional combat and underwhelming boss fights. It’s a follow-up to Axiom Verge that doesn’t content itself with a simple recitation of the first game’s high points, and if what’s detailed above sounds like your jam, you’ll probably have a good time with it.Ĭlever level design and consummate world-building are great fun, even if the pacing and exploration sometimes lead to frustration It’s dense as ever lore-wise, and it’s got some good music and worlds to move through. Things start out slow, but give it a little time and Axiom Verge 2 really gets going, playing off expectations with clever alterations of the original game’s conventions. I loved every second of my journey as Indra, and I know you will too.Įven when Axiom Verge 2 wasn’t hitting perfectly for me, it feels different and very much its own. It builds on the original’s success by introducing new mechanics and ideas that help freshen up a classic and sometimes stale genre. Axiom Verge 2 is an outstanding game that really sets the bar for future indie Metroidvania games. |